Repronex Injection Description

Sometimes, fertility problems can bring your dreams to a halt. Don’t hesitate to consult with your doctor to determine if there is something that can increase your chances to conceive, providing your doctor has examined you first to rule out other reasons for not conceiving.

A regimen that includes a Repronex Injection (Menotropins) administered daily for 7 to 12 days can help stimulate follicular growth as part of your Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART). Your doctor or fertility specialist will demonstrate where and how the Repronex Injection should be given and when. This allows you or your partner to inject Repronex in the comfort of your own home if you are comfortable doing so.

Injectable Hormones Can Help as Part of Your Fertility Treatment

Menotropins are a 1:1 mix of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) that mimics the naturally occurring hormones in your body that usually stimulate your ovaries to produce eggs. Once you administer the Repronex Injection daily for the time recommended, your doctor will perform a test to see if you have succeeded.

If Repronex Injection treatments are successful, you will then begin the next step with human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) to promote ovulation which is the release of an egg. If a pregnancy does not result, then you may consider in-vitro fertilization where the eggs produced by Repronex Injection therapy are harvested, fertilized with your partners’ sperm or donor sperm, and the resulting embryo will be implanted into your womb.

Conditions Treated by Repronex Injection

There is an increasing reason for fertility problems in women, and that is their advancing age before they are ready to become pregnant. Some couples believe they are better off to get their lives and careers in order before bringing a baby into the mix, but what some women are not clear on is, ‘how old is too old to have a baby’?

There is no guarantee that by the age of 40, you will be able to produce any eggs that are viable for fertilization. Even at 30 years old, some women have a significant drop in egg quantity and quality. Fertility treatments are not cheap and you must also realize that there are no guarantees that after paying thousands of dollars, you will be able to have a baby.

Before Repronex Injection is Prescribed

The first step is to be certain you are tested to see if you are already pregnant before you begin Repronex Injection therapy. Tell your doctor about other medical conditions, allergies, or fertility treatments you have done and provide a list of current medications you take, including herbal remedies and dietary or vitamin supplements.

Repronex Injection Precautions

Until you know how Repronex Injection will affect you, avoid driving or other tasks that require you to be alert. Do not change your dosage without talking to your doctor first. Never share Repronex Injection with anyone, ever. Learn the proper and safe way to dispose of the needles and syringes after use.

Possible Side Effects of Repronex Injection

• Headache
• Drowsiness
• Pelvic pain
• Injection site reaction

Drugs Similar to Repronex Injection

• Serophene
• Menopur
• Bravelle